Actor John Wayne becomes a Christian because of a note from the daughter of Dr. Robert Schuller–Fiction! Summary of eRumor: This is an inspirational story about the time when a daughter of Dr. Robert Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral in California experienced a motorcycle accident that resulted in the loss of her leg. …
This is a forwarded article alleged to have been written by former Muslim and human rights activist, Nonie Darwish about how women are treated in Muslim countries.
A forwarded eRumor warning that Muslims will be gathering at the steps in front of the the US Capitol Building in Washington DC on September 25, 2009. The email goes on to say that 50,000 are expected to attend to pray for 15 hours and that the organizers got their inspiration from President Obama’s speech in Cairo where he said the the United States was no longer a Christian Nation.
Email supposedly written by Christian author Beth Moore about her witness to a prophecy of “literal famine is coming to America. Physical, not spiritual.” by Kay Arthur at a woman’s conference.
Social media posts claim an 8-year-old student from North Carolina was asked if she wanted to change the topic of a paper that she chose to write on why Jesus is her hero.
In the midst of controversy over some of his public statements, this email lists some of his achievements, especially his military service.
This is a forwarded email with an attached photo of a note hung on September 11, 2009 in a department store window located in Houston, Texas. The note in the photo says that the store will be closed to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Ali. The email says that he was one of the 9/11 terrorists who flew a hijacked jetliner into the 2001 attack of the World Trade Center in New York.
An alleged report from Al-Jazeera Mohammed Bakr al-Baghdadi, the brother of Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, has converted to Christianity.
A photo allegedly taken at a Houston deli of a man displaying the ISIS symbol.
An email alleges that tight restrictions are in place to prevent the spread of Islam in Japan because Muslims are viewed as “fundamentalists” who are not willing to deviate from Muslim laws.
